Every home has a wardrobe you reach into before dawn and a cupboard you rummage in blind. Here's how to pick the right Dwellio light for yours.
What most people try first
| Option | Why it disappoints |
|---|---|
| Battery puck lights | You have to press them, which means finding them in the dark. Batteries die quietly and get replaced late. |
| Wired LED strips | They work well, but need an electrician, a nearby socket, and holes in furniture you may not own. |
| Smart bulbs | An app, a hub and a login to turn on a light inside a cupboard. The effort outweighs the problem. |
Which length should you choose?
Measure the shelf or rail you want to light and pick the closest size below it. As a rough guide: 10–20 cm for a drawer or small cupboard, 30 cm for a single wardrobe, 40–50 cm for a double wardrobe or a full-height cabinet.
Silver or black?
Purely aesthetic — the light output is identical. Silver disappears against pale interiors and melamine shelving; black suits dark wood and painted cabinetry.
Single or three-pack?
A wardrobe usually needs light in more than one place: the hanging rail, the shelf above, and the floor below. The three-pack works out cheaper per light, so most people start there.
Installing it
No tools or wiring. Each light comes with a magnetic mounting plate and an adhesive strip — peel, press for thirty seconds on a clean, dry surface, and you're done. The bar lifts off the plate for charging, so nothing needs to come down off the wall.
Not sure which size fits? Measure the shelf or rail you want to light and pick the closest length below it. Most single wardrobes are well covered by 30 cm.
Ready to pick yours? Browse the full range, or check our FAQ for more on modes, charging and mounting.